The Baggist Union
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Cripes, it's a bit of a rum do.
Why should the wealthy hand back their child benefit payments when they're already picking up the tab for the feckless idiots who spend their days flitting between the pub and the bookies and checking whether their fat missus is ready to knock out another sprog.
€1680 a year could buy me a case of half-decent claret.
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Joannie can fuck right off.
" WEALTHY PARENTS will be able to hand back the €140-a-month child benefit payment to the State if they wish, under new measures being drawn up by Government officials.
Child benefit is a universal welfare payment paid to all families with children, regardless of their financial circumstances.
Some well-off parents have commented in recent months that there is no way to opt out of child benefit payments, which are paid automatically to some 600,000 families every month. They cost the State about €2 billion a year.
However, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has asked officials to make whatever technical changes are required in order for parents to be able to refuse the payment. "
Why should the wealthy hand back their child benefit payments when they're already picking up the tab for the feckless idiots who spend their days flitting between the pub and the bookies and checking whether their fat missus is ready to knock out another sprog.
€1680 a year could buy me a case of half-decent claret.
www.bbr.com/products-565-1995-ch-montrose-st-estephe?list_tab_F=RI
Joannie can fuck right off.
" WEALTHY PARENTS will be able to hand back the €140-a-month child benefit payment to the State if they wish, under new measures being drawn up by Government officials.
Child benefit is a universal welfare payment paid to all families with children, regardless of their financial circumstances.
Some well-off parents have commented in recent months that there is no way to opt out of child benefit payments, which are paid automatically to some 600,000 families every month. They cost the State about €2 billion a year.
However, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has asked officials to make whatever technical changes are required in order for parents to be able to refuse the payment. "
